Monday, May 23, 2011
Stazione Firenze SMN
The main train station in Florence, called Firenze Santa Maria Novella, or SMN for short, is a spectacular example of Fascistic architecture. Built between 1932 and 1934, the station features walls of Florentine sandstone called pietra forte, a dramatic glass and steel ceiling, and signage in a fantastic Art Deco font.
Here are a few excerpts from a photo study I did at the station a few days ago...
All photos by JEF, May 2011
Here are a few excerpts from a photo study I did at the station a few days ago...
All photos by JEF, May 2011
Labels:
1930s,
art deco,
Florence,
italy,
photos,
pietra forte,
Santa Maria Novella,
SMN,
train station
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